Shira Levine, directing analyst for service enablement and subscriber intelligence,
Infonetics Research, published additional excerpts from its latest DPI report (see April's release - "
[Infonetics]: "net neutrality is now less of an issue in the U.S" for the DPI Market" -
here):
- The path that network functions virtualization (NFV) will take remains a bit uncertain as standards crystallize and operators develop their strategies, but we believe that NFV will ultimately have a significant impact on the deep packet inspection (DPI) market
- The global deep packet inspection (DPI) market is forecast by Infonetics to grow at a 22% CAGR from 2013 to 2018, to reach $2B. See Infonetics chart below. The other chart shows the past revenues for the 3 public DPI companies. 2014 revenues are for the first 3 quarters.
- Sandvine maintained its leading market share position in the overall DPI market, while Cisco narrowly took the lead in mobile DPI,
- There is a growing interest in leveraging DPI to support more innovative service plans and content bundles, particularly in markets where net neutrality is an issue
- LTE is driving spending on DPI in developed markets, where the additional bandwidth is igniting more video consumption
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Source: The Broadband Traffic Management Blog |
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See "
Network functions virtualization (NFV) will have big impact on deep packet inspection (DPI) market" -
here.
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